Selling RC Helicopter Parts

You enjoy purchasing remote controlled helicopters and flying them. But, what you enjoy most is being able to damage them and then tear the remote controlled helicopter apart selling what is salvageable to make money off of. Of course, this is a good way to make a profit, but you should be careful on how you sell your parts. Too many people are out there (including the internet) and they’re selling parts that they swear to the buyer are legit for their make and model of RC helicopter. When, in all actuality, the part is far from what they need. This is an obvious tactic to have their part sold and go figure, there isn’t a return option. Don’t be that person. It’s annoying. Selling your parts, you need to be organized. That means knowing which is which and what is what. If you’re unsure about if a particular part is compatible with another make and model, be up front about it or do your homework. Doing your homework will do you well in the end because you’ll be more knowledgeable in a sense. esky belt cp v2 parts, if you have lying around are for Esky helicopters. These Esky helicopters have all types of models for beginners to experts. syma helicopter parts are for Syma helicopters and most likely aren’t compatible with other makes and models. This could be due to the lowering of selling price. syma s107 parts are off of Syma s107 helicopter and the helicopter sells for around twenty dollars. These parts don’t necessarily sell well because the helicopter itself is easy disposable due to the price.